In a house east of Cardiff lives Neil. Tommy comes to stay the night. Darkie and Stella live in another house with Annie, Darkie's mother. She's been taking Prozac for 20 years. In a series of interconnected vignettes, these and other characters build up a picture of Cardiff East.
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The Irish That Could Not Swim,
By jason.evans8@ntlworld.com (Cardiff) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cardiff East (Paperback)
Thats the description most Americans use to describe the Welsh. With authors like Peter Gill, John Helmer and Kristina LLoyd the average American is opening its eyes to the reality of Britain, its people and what life is really like. Theres no bowler hats nor umbrellas in these witty thought provoking works of the finest young talent from a far away land. Join me and travel in your arm chair. I dare you.
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